Karnataka Common Entrance Test
The families which earn more than Rs 8 lakh per year should are classified as ‘creamy layer’. The families that earn less than 8 lakhs per annum are classified as 'non creamy layer.' This has been proposed by the Central government and the same is followed by Karnataka.
hii karthik
primarly its not mom they would really take into consideration , its you .
if you had studied in bangalore more than 7 years you can write the KCET or else you cant
regards
Hi Patil......
KCET Application Form 2019 - Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) will be releasing the KCET 2019 application form tentatively in first week of February in online mode. Along with filling of form, candidates will also be required to pay the requisite application fee of KCET 2019. The procedure of
hi karthik,
i think you're asking about domicile eligibility for KCET.yes, the candidate who wish to give KCET must completed their last 7 years of education in karnataka.if you're failed in this category,another option is there.that is horanadu and gadinadu kannadiga category but it includes kannada language test & some
hello swapna gowri,
there are some specific colleges will accept kcet score.to know the name of those colleges, please refer this links:
the colleges given in the link only accept the kcet score for their admissions.
all the best!
I Hope this information will be useful to you.
There are options to see placements but not for every college..you can select a college of your choice and then check it's placement rate.
If you are talking of medical colleges,unlike Engineering colleges, medical colleges don't have placements as in Campus recruitment, etc. So you cant specify how many placements
Hi Karthik....
Yes, You are eligible to write the KCET 2019.
Kindly look through the following eligibility criteria for further clarification:
KCET Exam Eligibility 2019 – Karnataka Common Entrance Test Eligibility
Candidates must be the citizen of India.
Hello Karthik,
KCET Eligibility Criteria 2019 related to Mother Tongue of Candidates
Candidates whose mother tongue is Kannada, Tulu or Kodava must have resided and studied for a duration of 7 years between 1st and 12th standards in disputed Kannada speaking area of South Sholapur or Akkalkot or Jath or
Dear Karthik, To be eligible for KCET 2019, the candidate should be a citizen of India. To fulfil the domicile eligibility criteria of KCET 2019, the candidate should have studied and passed from a recognised institution situated in Karnataka. The academic study from a state institute should be for
In order to be eligible for KCET you should have studied and passed from a recognized institution situated in Karnataka. The academic study from a state institute should be for a minimum period of 7 years, starting from 1st standard to 2nd PUC/12th standard as on July 1
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